XVI. AFTER DREAMING 101 XVII. LOTTIE EXPRESSES HER OPINION OF THE WIDOW 106 XVIII. THE UNWELCOME PROPOSAL 109 XIX. OUT UPON THE RIDGE 112 XX. ADROIT CROSS-QUESTIONING 118 XXI. THE EVENING AFTER BOSWORTH'S PROPOSAL 121 XXII. SOWING SEED FOR ANOTHER DAY 125 XXIII. AN OUTBREAK OF JEALOUSY 130 XXIV. THE OLD PENNSYLVANIA MANSION 135 XXV. THE MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER 139 XXVI. SICK-BED FANCIES 143 XXVII. THE FIRST SOUND SLEEP 147 XXVIII. THE INTERVIEW IN THE WOODS 150 XXIX. TROUBLES GATHER ABOUT OUR JESSIE 155 XXX. MRS. DENNISON GATHERS WILD FLOWERS 159 XXXI. LOTTIE'S ADVICE 165 XXXII. MRS. LEE DREAMS OF PASSION-FLOWERS 169 XXXIII. COMPANY FROM TOWN 173 XXXIV. OUR VISIT TO THE OLD MANSION 177 XXXV. YOUNG BOSWORTH'S SICK-ROOM 181 XXXVI. LOTTIE'S REPORT 184 XXXVII. MY FIRST QUARREL WITH MR. LEE 188 XXXVIII. MR. LAWRENCE MAKES A CALL 192 XXXIX. LOTTIE AS A LETTER-WRITER 197 XL. YOUNG BOSWORTH RECEIVES A LETTER 200 XLI. OUT IN THE STORM 206 XLII. JESSIE GETS TIRED OF HER GUEST 208 XLIII. A CONSULTATION WITH LOTTIE 211 XLIV. THE MIDNIGHT DISCOVERY 216 XLV. BAFFLED AND DEFEATED 221 XLVI. LOTTIE OWNS HERSELF BEATEN 225 XLVII. MR. LEE SENDS IN THE ACCOUNT OF HIS GUARDIANSHIP 227 XLVIII. COMING OUT OF A DANGEROUS ILLNESS 231 XLIX. LOTTIE SEEMS TREACHEROUS 237 L. CONFIDENTIAL CONVERSATION BETWEEN THE WIDOW AND MRS. LEE 240 LI. THE FATHER AND DAUGHTER 247 LII. THE FATAL LETTER 252 LIII. DEATH IN THE TOWER-CHAMBER 257 LIV. MRS. LEE'S FUNERAL 261 LV. OLD MRS. BOSWORTH'S VISIT 265